Mundane News

[classic33]

My wife was digging in the garden this afternoon .

I did say early hours.

You're still posting, so no evidence being disposed off.

 

[Gravity Aided]

I had a couple of twinges from my teeth yesterday, and was able to get in to the dentist mid-morning, so I could both have 2 cavities filled.

 

[PeteXXX]

First ride wearing sunblock today

 

[Gravity Aided]

[QUOTE 5550834, member: 9609"]Cut the grass today - have never cut it before April in the past, some seriously weird weather[/QUOTE]
-2C here, just right for clearing the yard of dog shite. Not so cold as it's frozen to the ground, not so warm as it's smelly, or disintegrating. I may cut my yard in May, this year, at the rate we are going. At least no big snowfalls, but they think the temperature over the weekend may be -8C Sunday and Monday for a high temperature. And I had 55mph winds around here the other day, as a winter storm went by to our north. I saw a pear tree down by McDonalds this afternoon which was snapped off just above the roots.

 

[Gravity Aided]

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First ride wearing sunblock today

Only SPF20? At your latitude?

 

[Gravity Aided]

Of course around here, instead of wearing sun protection, I'm still wearing an ushanka. (or Cossack Hat for more formal.)

 

[classic33]

Only SPF20? At your latitude?

SPF25 was recommended twenty-five years ago.

 

[Gravity Aided]

SPF25 was recommended twenty-five years ago.

They tell the fairer skinned folk around here to wear SPF 30, of course it's all gauged to the amount of time the protection is given. So a higher SPF, or more applications, if you would be out longer. I sometimes wear SPF 30 when I'm going to be at work, where I'm in the sun all day driving, but I'm darker than most. I'd use higher SPF if I were at higher altitude as well, but I'm only at about 750-1000 feet. But I recommend SPF 50 to the new boots at work.

 

[raleighnut]

They tell the fairer skinned folk around here to wear SPF 30, of course it's all gauged to the amount of time the protection is given. So a higher SPF, or more applications, if you would be out longer. I sometimes wear SPF 30 when I'm going to be at work, where I'm in the sun all day driving, but I'm darker than most. I'd use higher SPF if I were at higher altitude as well, but I'm only at about 750-1000 feet. But I recommend SPF 50 to the new boots at work.

Whatever happened to Suntan Oil, I think Ambre Solaire had a protection factor of about 1.

 

[PeteXXX]

Only SPF20? At your latitude?

Works for me..

 

[Gravity Aided]

All that matters, then.

 

[slowmotion]

I gotta feeling...…
Tonight's gonna be a good night

…

It's chicken stock time once again at Schloss Slowmotion.

 

[slowmotion]

I had a couple of twinges from my teeth yesterday, and was able to get in to the dentist mid-morning, so I could both have 2 cavities filled.

I would have wanted to say "I feel your pain".....

…..but decided not to.

 

[biggs682]

Well it's Thursday already and today is black bin day here .

And meant to be a no sun day as well

 

[Illaveago]

SPF25 was recommended twenty-five years ago.

Must be past it's sell by date now !